H--OLYM Fire Extinguisher inspection, service and rep

The contract mandates the inspection, service, and replacement of portable fire extinguishers throughout Olympic National Park, including aboard six park-owned vessels, with work required to fully comply with NFPA 10 standards, Department of the Interior policies, National Park Service requirements, and manufacturer specifications. The contractor must provide all labor, tools, equipment, materials, transportation, and supervision necessary to perform annual inspections, affix updated inspection tags, replace units requiring 6-year internal maintenance or 12-year hydrostatic testing, and submit comprehensive digital inventories, condition reports, and annual service summaries. Performance spans multiple remote and dispersed locations within the park during the base period of May 15, 2026, through March 31, 2027, with four potential one-year option periods extending through March 31, 2031. Deliveries are FOB destination, and acceptance occurs on-site upon completion, documented by government signature on Form 32a. All personnel must be trained and certified in NFPA 10, and environmental regulations must guide the disposal and recycling of extinguishers and agents. The contract is awarded as a Firm Fixed Price, non-priced lump sum agreement under a small business set-aside with potential HUBZone and partial small business preferences, as reflected in FAR clauses covering small business utilization and subcontracting plans. Evaluation prioritizes technical capability, including relevant experience, work plan quality, ability to service remote areas, crew expertise, and equipment, followed by past performance with documentation of three similar projects within five years, and then price, using a best-value trade-off approach. Invoicing must be submitted electronically via the Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform, on company letterhead, and include the contract number. The contractor is subject to a broad range of FAR clauses addressing ethics, whistleblower protections, supply chain security prohibitions including bans on ByteDance applications and covered telecommunications equipment, wage determinations for Clallam, Jefferson, and Mason Counties, executive compensation reporting, accelerated payments to small business subcontractors, and compliance with labor standards such as minimum wage and paid sick leave under Executive Orders. Submission of proposals is by email only to Sue Mayo at the National Park Service by May 1, 2026, with required attachments including the scope of work, inventory list, and past performance form, and the contractor must maintain active SAM registration with a valid UEI and CAGE code. No contract value is disclosed prior to award, and the contracting office is located in Port